Our services
Online Psychiatry Consultations
Medical assessment and treatment of mental health conditions by a psychiatrist, including diagnosis, medication review and structured follow-up.
Who this is for
- People wanting a diagnostic evaluation
- Anyone already on psychiatric medication who needs review
- Situations where therapy alone has not been enough
- Conditions such as bipolar disorder that need ongoing medical oversight
What the consultation involves
- 1A detailed psychiatric history and assessment in the first appointment
- 2A discussion of the working diagnosis and the options, including therapy
- 3A written plan, with medication only where clinically indicated
- 4Scheduled reviews to track response and side effects
What's included
- Psychiatric Evaluation
- Medication Management
- Anxiety Disorders
- Depression
- OCD
- Bipolar Disorder
- Adult ADHD
- PTSD
- Panic Disorder
- Geriatric Psychiatry
- Women's Mental Health
- Perinatal Psychiatry
Care options available
- A first psychiatric assessment covering history, physical contributors, sleep, substance use and risk
- A second opinion on an existing diagnosis or prescription, with your reports reviewed
- Medication review and dose adjustment with scheduled follow-up
- A therapy referral to one of our psychologists instead of, or alongside, medication
- Advice on when an in-person review or local emergency service is the right setting
Who you will see
Consultant psychiatrists registered as medical practitioners in India. Registration details and experience are shown on each profile.
Fees, session length and what happens next
- Fees
- ₹2,500 / US$25 for a consultation with our current specialists. The fee for each clinician is shown on their profile and again at checkout, converted to your local currency where a rate is available. There is no separate platform charge.
- Session length
- Session length is set by each clinician and shown on their profile and on the slot you pick, so you know the exact duration before you pay.
- Languages
- English, Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Bengali. Languages vary by clinician and are listed on each profile — filter on the specialists page before booking.
- How the session happens
- Sessions are held in a Google Meet room created for that appointment only. Nothing is recorded unless you give explicit consent first.
- Follow-up
- Follow-up is booked the same way as the first appointment, with the same clinician where you prefer. Your notes, any prescription and previous sessions stay on one record, so you do not repeat your history each time.
Our psychiatrists are registered medical practitioners in India and work within India's Telemedicine Practice Guidelines. An e-prescription can be issued after assessment where those guidelines permit it for your presentation; some medicines must be prescribed in person.
Talking therapy with our psychologists is available wherever you can join a secure video call. Psychiatry consultations outside India are provided as assessment, review and second-opinion work; prescriptions for a country other than India generally have to be issued or endorsed by a clinician registered there, and your psychiatrist will tell you what applies in your case before you book a follow-up.
What online care cannot do
- Online care is not an emergency service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency number or a crisis helpline.
- Medically supervised detoxification, acute psychosis and situations needing physical examination or admission require in-person services.
- Prescribing depends on the clinician's registration and the rules of the country you are in; your clinician confirms what is possible at assessment.
Related conditions
Frequently asked questions
Can a psychiatrist prescribe after an online consultation?
Prescribing is a clinical decision made by the psychiatrist within the rules that apply to their registration and your location. They will tell you what is possible in your case.
Do I need to have tried therapy first?
No. You can book a psychiatric evaluation directly, and the psychiatrist may still recommend therapy as part of the plan.